Rebecca B.

Picture looks crisp and clear, and its huge! Great for my office. It was also free so, even better!

Other then the 3 emails a day that get old, that isn't the issue. I started getting phone calls from people claiming I was eligible for government loans, people with strong non American accents. They called everyday for 2 months straight
I Google the numbers, turns out they were scams trying to get your banking information. More then one person making complaints about those numbers made reference to all this starting after registering for PCH, and even stating the people admitted that's where they got their personal information from... like full names and addresses and phone numbers. Since that was the only website in recent history I've signed up on it had to be by default PCH. Beware, they are either selling your personal information or have bad security, either way their association with these scammers is disturbing to say the least. The scammers also claim to be from the IRS, they tried that on me as well, saying I owed back taxes I needed to pay immediately. Somehow PCH is linked whether by fault or not, don't give them any information!

When my parents dog ran out of my house while I was house sitting and took off like a lightening bolt we were devestated. My parents were out of town and I surely just ruined their vacation. I felt very alone in my search. Because of my work at a vet clinic I remembered seeing Lost posters faxed in to us regularly and went to their website. I paid a small fee considering all the leg work this company did for me. By the time I went back to work less then an hour after I signed up on their website there was already a Lost poster faxed in to us... keep in mind they did not know where I work they were just that fast at getting the posters out! I made copies of the excellently formatted poster and put them up everywhere in my neighborhood. They even made phone calls to registered numbers for the area, my neighbor got the automated pet amber alert call even! 3 days later, after driving the streets for 6 hours we got extremely lucky and found her laying on someone's front porch. While we found her we got lucky. Don't count on getting that lucky, the chances of that are very slim. It was so comforting to know thanks to this service every vet clinic and shelter was alerted about my little dog missing and hours of my time saved to do something else, like drive the streets looking for her. We weren't alone in our search, that was worth every penny and more. This is a great service. I continue to get lost pet posters via fax and I'm sure I share this action like the other vets do... we always post them on our front desk for all the clients to see. If the other vets in the area do this think of all the people that are alerted of your pet gone missing. If horrible circumstances arise again where I need them, I will use them again and I continue to refer my clients to them now with personal experience on how good it is. Worth the money to help find your baby! To the people doubting whether or not the posters get sent out... explain this to me... how do I get all these lost pet posters at my work if the service doesn't send them out? And, if they don't send them out how did my lost pets poster end up at my work when they didn't know where I work? Just because your pet wasn't found doesn't make it their fault, your pet never should be been loose in the first place. I was irresponsible and left my front door open too long, it happens. I guarantee this service is legitimate, I'll stand by it professionally as well as personally. I have contact with dozens of veterinary professionals in this city at the local county shelter and other clinics, they all periodically get the the lost pet posters too.